It keeps telling me my version of quicktime is out of date.

I'm going a little CRAZY! I have uninstalled and reinstalled QuickTime literally about 10 times. And for some reason my computer keeps telling me that my version of QT is out of date when that isn't possible if I am uninstalling it and reinstalling the newest version from the QT website! PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME!!! I haven't been able to open my iTunes in 5 months and technical support won't help me out. :(
Compaq desktop Windows XP

new person, same problem
bought a brand new laptop with Vista Home Premium already installed. I went to this page
http://wps.aw.com/bcmartini_eap4/0,11295,2679808-,00.html
select Aimations from the left side
I tried a watch a .mov file. It said QuickTime must be installed on my computer. So I downloaded and installed the latest version of Quicktime, 7.1.6.
The I tried to watch the movie again. Under "The Anatomy and Organization of the Heart", links 2, 3 and 4 bring up a new browser window, QuickTime loads, but the only thing that shows is the player coontrols and a message that says, "To view this movie you will need QuickTime 5 or later."
I get the same message for number 1 under "The Heartbeat"
Everything else works fine. I'm able to run the QuickTime application and see all the ads and stuff. The menu says version 7.1.6
I don't have any other .mov files to test out though.

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Any time I start itunes,use the Apple site or try to use QuickTime, I get a pop up stating "Some of your Quick Time software is out of date. You can fix this by updating to the latest version (then choices of: 'Cancel', 'Do it now')". If I select 'Do it now', I get a second pop up which says "Information received from the Quick Time Server is Invalid. Please try again later."
Itunes seems to work if I select "Cancel". The Apple site keeps giving me the same popups.
I have uninstalled, and reinstalled Itunes/Quicktime with no impact. I've uninstalled the Apple Updater. I've tried the "DO it now" both behind a firewall and on an 'open' home DSL line with the same next pop up.
Thanks for your help.

Not of any help, but misery loves company. I am having the same problem with Windows XP that had some older versions of quicktime on it. I have attempted to all traces of the old software, but whenever I download and attempt to use the current Quicktime download I get an error code like yours where I am instructed that "Some of your quicktime software is out of date.You can fix this problem by updating to the latest version" The box in which the error message appears seems to be of the style seen with older windows programs like Win 98. Anyway, as long as the new Quicktime is installed but not working properly then I can not access the apple store. Also everytime the error code appears windows pops up with its own message stating that Quicktime has encountered a problem and needs to close.
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